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Programme Is Being Presented in Russia Tuesday, 12Th April Friday, 15Th April Saturday, 16Th April In 2011, this is the first time the Europe Theatre Prize programme is being presented in Russia Tuesday, 12th April Friday, 15th April Saturday, 16th April 9 a.m. EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES 9 a.m. EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES From April 12 to April 17, 2011, St. Petersburg will be a capital of the 2 p.m. Press conference dedicated to opening EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES RUSSIAN ACCENT/ST. PETERSBURG PERFORMANCES 7.30 p.m. EUROPE THEATRE PRIZE Conference and meeting with Vesturport Theatre Conference and meeting most prestigious theatre event in Europe. of Europe Theatre Prize events 2011 7 p.m. Finnish National Theatre 7.30 p.m. A.S. Pushkin Russian State Academic Drama SPECIAL PRIZE curator: Michael Billington with Teatro Meridional A.S. Pushkin State Academic Russian Drama Mr. Vertigo (Alexandrinsky) Theatre EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES Born in 1986 and presented in 1987 as a European Commission pilot (Alexandrinsky) Theatre by Paul Auster Big Hall, House of Actors curator: Maria Helena Serôdio Your Gogol project, the Europe Theatre Prize is usually awarded to artists and 6, Ostrovsky Sq. directed by Kristian Smeds (2nd repeat) 86, Nevsky Pr. Big Hall after works of Nikolay Gogol AWARD CEREMONY A.S. Pushkin Russian State Academic Drama theatre institutions which through their work have contributed to (international preview) House of Actors directed by Valery Fokin (Alexandrinsky) Theatre mutual understanding between nations. The European Parliament SPECIAL PRIZE Baltic House Theatre-festival EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES 86, Nevsky Pr. 6, Ostrovsky Sq. 6, Ostrovsky Sq. and the European Council have placed this Prize among institutions 7 p.m. The Taganka Theatre company 4, Alexandrovsky Park 11.30 a.m. Teatro Meridional presenting a “European cultural interest”. Honey Contos em Viagem – Cabo Verde 11 a.m. Union of Theatres of Europe EUROPE THEATRE PRIZE EUROPE THEATRE PRIZE by Tonino Guerra RUSSIAN ACCENT/ST. PETERSBURG PERFORMANCES Specialists (work in progress/international preview) “PERMEABILITY – PROJECTS 2010–2012“ 8 p.m. Berliner Ensemble Theatre To follow the Award Ceremony The Union of the Theatres of Europe is associate and supporting directed by Yuri Lyubimov 7 p.m. The Theatre on Vasilievsky Island directed by Miguel Seabra PRESENTATION The Broken Jug body, while the International Association of Theatre Critics, the In- Lensoveta Theatre Daniel Stein. Translator Komissarzhevskaya Theatre Big Hall by Heinrich von Kleist Faust Fantasia from J.W. Goethe stituto Internacional del Teatro del Mediterraneo, the International 12, Vladimirsky Pr. by Lyudmila Ulitskaya 19, Italianskaya St. House of Actors directed by Peter Stein voice Peter Stein Theatre Institute – UNESCO and the European Festival Association directed by Andrzej Bubień 86, Nevsky Pr. Baltic House Theatre-Festival are associate bodies. piano Arturo Annecchino EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES 48, Sredny Pr., Vasilievsky Island 4, Alexandrovsky Park A.S. Pushkin Russian State Academic Drama th 8 p.m. Finnish National Theatre 12 p.m. EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES The 14 Europe Theatre Prize goes to director Peter Stein, (Alexandrinsky) Theatre one of the most prominent figures on German and European Mr. Vertigo Conference and meeting th 6, Ostrovsky Sq. stage in the second half of the 20th century. by Paul Auster Thursday, 14 April EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES with Katie Mitchell directed by Kristian Smeds (1st repeat) 4 p.m. Vesturport Theatre curator: Dan Rebellato A Special Prize is awarded to legendary Russian director Yuri (international preview) 9 a.m. EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES Faust Big Hall Lyubimov for his invaluable contribution to modern theatre Baltic House Theatre-Festival Conference and meeting with Kristian Smeds after J.W. Goethe House of Actors th art. 4, Alexandrovsky Park curator: Kirsikka Moring directed by Gisli Örn Gardarsson 86, Nevsky Pr. Sunday, 17 April original score by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis The 12th Europe Prize New Theatrical Realities is awarded to Big Hall, House of Actors (international preview) 3 p.m. EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES 9.30 a.m. EUROPE THEATRE PRIZE Viliam Dočolomanský (Slovakia/Czech Republic), Katie 86, Nevsky Pr. th Molodezhny Theatre on Fontanka Conference and meeting Symposium on Peter Stein – Part I Mitchell (United Kingdom), Andrey Moguchiy (Russia), Wednesday, 13 April 114, Fontanka Emb. with Andrey Moguchiy curator: Peter Iden Kristian Smeds (Finland), Teatro Meridional (Portugal) 11 a.m. RUSSIAN ACCENT Presentation St. Petersburg curator: Nikolai Pesochinsky Big Hall and Vesturport Theatre (Iceland). 9 a.m. EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES culture policy in a European context Conference and meeting with Viliam Dočolomanský Museum and galleries of modern art ERARTA RETURNS Big Hall House of Actors Europe Theatre Prize events in Russia include a vast program of Prize curator: Leszek Kolankiewicz 2, 29th line, Vasilievsky Island 7 p.m. The Maly Drama Theatre – Theatre of Europe House of Actors 86, Nevsky Pr. winners’ performances. Big Hall Three Sisters 86, Nevsky Pr. House of Actors EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES by Anton Chekhov EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES The performance of Lev Dodin, People’s Artist of Russia, winner 86, Nevsky Pr. 4.30 p.m. Farm in the Cave Theatre Studio directed by Lev Dodin, EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES 1 p.m. A.S. Pushkin Russian State Academic Drama of VIII Europe Theatre Prize, will be shown within the bounds of (Alexandrinsky) Theatre The Theatre winner of the VIII Europe Theatre Prize 5 p.m. Teatro Meridional Returns section. 12 p.m. SPECIAL PRIZE Conference with Yuri Lyubimov by Viliam Dočolomanský 18, Rubinsteina St. co-produced by Happiness curator: Nikolay Svanidze directed by Viliam Dočolomanský the Teatro Nacional Doña Maria II and Teatro Meridional by Andrey Moguchiy and K. Filippov A special program Russian Accent includes the best recent produc- after the works by Maurice Maeterlinck tions of St.Petersburg theatres. Theatre of St.Petersburg Theatre Academy Youth Audience Theatre EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES 1974 35, Mokhovaya St. 1, Pionerskaya Sq. 10.45 p.m. Farm in the Cave Theatre Studio directed by Miguel Seabra directed by Andrey Moguchiy Among the other ETP events: symposium dedicated to Peter Stein, The Journey (international preview) 6, Ostrovsky Sq. a conference and meeting with Yuri Lyubimov, meetings with Europe EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES by Viliam Dočolomanský Komissarzhevskaya Theatre Prize New Theatrical Realities winners. The conference St.Petersburg 4 p.m. Vesturport Theatre including an extract from Girlfriends, 19, Italianskaya St. 4.30 p.m. EUROPE THEATRE PRIZE Symposium on Peter Stein – Part II culture policy in European context is an important part of special pro- Metamorphosis latest production in world preview gram Russian Accent. The Award Ceremony of the Europe Theatre by Franz Kafka RUSSIAN ACCENT/ST. PETERSBURG PERFORMANCES directed by Viliam Dočolomanský curator: Peter Iden Prize will take place in the Alexandrinsky Theatre on April, 17. It will directed by Gisli Örn Gardarsson 7 p.m. The Baltic House Theatre-Festival Youth Audience Theatre Big Hall be attended by well-known representatives of culture, science and original score by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis Moscow – Petushki 1, Pionerskaya Sq. House of Actors politics from St.Petersburg, as well as notable personalities of inter- Molodezhny Theatre on Fontanka by Venedict Erofeev 86, Nevsky Pr. national theatre. 114, Fontanka Emb. directed by Andrey Zholdak 4, Alexandrovsky Park.
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